Sentence examples for uses on which from inspiring English sources

First and foremost was drugs of all forms and types, their histories and medicinal uses, and their abused uses, on which he was even more of an expert — in particular acid, marijuana, and crystal, his favorite topic and his favorite drug.

We also know that, right now, Aboriginal land rights struggles have the potential to shape the future of mining and other exploitative land uses, on which Australia has built much of its ill-gotten wealth.

There are riposte and parry stances, meaning you have to think through what attacks to use on which enemies.

After years of scribbling in notes, and learning to prescribe on neatly laid-out forms, I was faced with a computer system I'd never used, on which I was expected to request every test and order every drug.

A plexiglas platform is used, on which two thick Cu blocks are fixed.

Following Evans (1982), we may call this the conniving use of such sentences: the use on which the utterer is engaged in pretense or make-believe.

But there is another use of the same sentences what Evans calls the non-conniving use on which we take them to have real truth-conditions, hence real truth-values: the kind of use on which we take (8), unlike (6), to express a real falsehood.

Porcine RPE cells cultivated in a culture dish (inner diameter = 30 mm) with culture medium were used, on which laser radiation (λ = 1940 nm, spot diameter = 30 mm) over 10 s was applied as a heat source.

The strategy of the game is deciding on which weapon in the privates' arsenal to use on which STD. Herpes?

A lifelong Republican, Wilkerson was party to the meetings of the senior Bush officials who decided what 'enhanced interrogation techniques' would be used on which 'illegal enemy combatants'.

For the observations, structured sheets were used on which the observers noted activities and contacts of the observed employees.